BOOSTED BUNNY: Triple-Carb Turbo Hakosuka '72 Nissan Skyline Period-Correct JDM Classic | EP29
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2023
- He meticulously transformed his Hako into a Hot Wheels legend-an authentic JDM classic that captures the 70s and 80s era of Japanese tuning. The outcome: a 1972 Nissan Skyline 2000GT Hakosuka boasting period-correct features, including a vintage Cartech intercooler, AiResearch turbo, L28 inline-six engine and triple Mikuni Solex carburetors with the first Rocket Bunny body kit in the US rolling on stretched Toyo R888R Proxes and Racing Service Watanabe R-Series wheels. Air Force veteran Roy de Guzman invites Nicole to experience the right-hand-drive manual and its snappy OS Giken racing clutch with a cruise around suburban Las Vegas.
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United States Air Force veteran Roy de Guzman was stationed at Yokota Air Base when he acquired his Hakosuka. As a member of Team Wild Cards, Roy frequents JDM car shows and meets around Nevada and Southern California, snatching multiple awards throughout the years and various liveries of his beloved Skyline.
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Such an honor to work with Nicole Johnson and her talented crew! I couldn’t be happier with the video!!! You really captured my little Hako and left me wanting more! Thank you so much!!!
Such a cool build
Roy- add more acceleration pump to your carbs and you won't have to ease them on (Make the accel Jets bigger, possibly add pump volume)
What is your hot wheels car called and where do I get one? Badass car congrats .
Thank you for the opportunity to drive this little beast! We had so much fun shooting this and getting to know you! And most of all... THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! 🇺🇸 WE LOVE OUR VETERANS!
Hey Roy super nice car .my son and I REALLY enjoyed your stories.
Currently he is a staff Sargent in USAF at Hurlburt . He hoping to pcs to Japan when the op is available .
We are Datsun people having owned many 240’s and a few 510.
But your car is in a class by itself.
Can you tell me the engine builder again. I may want to build another engine but don’t want to use rebello. Thanks again Roy .
this dude SHOULD be your co-host. You together are such amazing story tellers. He is so at ease and really knows how to let you bounce ideas off off him.
Love it. I would love to see you both travel to Japan.
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You hear that @nicolejohnsondetour Japan road trip! 🇯🇵🗾
🚗💨💨 🚙💨💨
Detour Japan 🇯🇵 yeee haaa
@@NicoleJohnsonsDetour Thank you, you are excellent Tooo 😀
はい日本リヤド旅行
( Yes Japan road trip )
I had to, it seemed fitting, haha.
I used to teach car control. Women always always always learned quicker (better) then men. And this car owner clearly knew how to explain the car. Perfect.
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So true! Even on the firing line, more often than not!
A co-worker of my father's company rode the Kenmeri Skyline, which came out after Hakosuka, and he took me on many rides when I was a kid. My dad drove a Z432 and a Mitsubishi Galant GTO.
How cool...thank you for sharing with us!!
Love this channel because Nicole absolutely loves all things automotive. She can’t hide that.
I didn’t know the skyline went that far back. Also, thank you Nicole and your team for reaching out to Lynn about the cobra. Have a peaceful week. 🎄
Glad you liked the video and my car! Thank you!
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Nicole - I love your enthusiasm, your knowledge, your expertise, and hour ability to bond with these car owners. Roy is so cool and so easy-going!
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Thank you! 😅
"Holy shumanee!" I've only seen two Hakosuka's here on O'ahu; I love it! Mahalo for your infectious enthusiasm!
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UA-cam suggestions brought you a new sub. I’ve loved this car for a decade now.
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I mean this in the most undramic way. But I appreciate a true car enthusiast so much.
It can't be faked. You have that true authenticity or not. That car rips so hard and the gun is a true fan. That stuff can't be faked on film, it's either you have or not.
And those Watanabe R's fill me with happiness.
I had a 240Z with a Maxima diesel crank running a 3.1 stroker on triple Mikuni 45s
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Thanks! I really do love this car, and after 17 years of ownership she still blows me away. 😅
One of my favorite cars of all time!
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Looks like you are having fun, right hand drive is fun to drive, did it a lot in England .. Love your facial expressions .Love your adventures.. . God Bless
Hope your having a good weekend, glad seeing you out with a new video
Thanks, you too!
...& now we have a new clutch Saint: Holy Shoemini.....thx 4 the great talks ,insight , smiles & rolling coaching from Roy 👏👏👍 not just complimenting ,telling it as it is.....🕶️👍✌️
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Gorgeous car, and I really love the hosts enthusiasm.
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I've said it before... I am so jealous Nicole and also so happy you did this car justice. what a vehicle.... this car reminds me of an old neighbors boyfriends racing Porsche when I lived in Germany in the 80's.... stainless floors and the clutch...not a mm of forgiveness...
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First...i love how Nicole giggles every time she shifts gears...Second...I'm not a huge fan of imports...but this car just might change my mind. It sounds and looks amazing. Really enjoyed this episode.
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holy moly, among all the bangers you've done, this one ranks VERY close to the top!!! sooo many cool details, so much nuance, and so much japanese flavor. the guy isn't even japanese, but still respected them enough to pay homage to their car culture. this episode could have been twice as long, and it would never have gotten boring. also, i always love it when car owners get surprised by how well you understand their car, and adapt to it. thanks for another great episode!
So glad you liked the video and my car! Thanks!
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@@NicoleJohnsonsDetourI swear you channel is one of my all time favorite . Your enthusiasm and knowledge is awesome. Thanks for shows cars like this👍👍👍
@@jeffconley819 Thank you and you're welcome!
I am absolutely in love with how the turbo sounds, I’ll take two!
Yes...it's awesome!!
That brings back memories of my first car... A 1981 2000 GT Turbo skyline limited edition... L20et motor sounds so similar to that... Loved that car ❤
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!
this japnese timeless legend.......i see all the NISMO D.N.A inside. congratulations for this tunned icon 😉
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Nicole, Awesome. it’s always worth the wait for your latest video. 👍😎
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This is my kind of car. This and the 33 (unpopular opinion) are my favorite model skylines. This thing looks so engaging to drive. Exactly my type. The challenge of driving it would never get old. I can just imagine the smell of the exhaust and fuel from the carbs. Takes me back to my teens driving an old dual point d15 ef civic hatch back as my first car. Getting in first thing in the morning, exhaust gas billowing from startup and the smell of how rich they run initially 😋😋
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Me too! My newest project is an R33, 4 door sedan!
Nice ride. Something different. This is why we build them to suit us. Great car.
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It's built into her... She is a driver. She just knows! She seems to know how figure out anything she drives. Okay, Nicole...you are simply amazing.
She really is! Most people are pretty intimidated to drive this car for different reasons but her confidence and capability shined through!
Thank you so much..that's very nice!!
Could listen to that all day and all night. I want an R32 but this is amaze.
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So impressed with you Nicole. Not only do you know your stuff, but you always do your homework and come prepared. And you're so engaging with your featured guests; so respectful. Not to mention how well you can drive girl. 👍👍👍❤
She really did her homework and really went out of her way to get to know me and my car! Thanks for watching!
@RoysHakosuka Thank you so much for sharing your passion and hard work with Nicole so that us viewers could experience something and someone so unique. Shukufuku.
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Cool car and im a muscle car kinda guy ! No need to act Nicole ... you being you is what we're here for imo😁✌️
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Love my Air Force vets. This was super cool Nicole. Thanks.
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Whoa, what a cool Unicorn. All of the owners you meet are as unique as their builds. Enjoyed watching him smile as you cruised around making "all the turbo noises". Thanks again, Nicole, for another fantastic episode!
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This was again a really enjoyable video from Nicole... And that car and the owner, both super cool ^^
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Thank you! It was a blast making the video!
Thanks Nicole! You couldn't have picked a better car to make me happy!
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so jealous ! grew up driving and drifting dattos as a kid. dream car right there thanks so much to the owner amazing job
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What a treat! I had just finished watching a video about a Renault 5 Turbo on Iain Tyrrell's channel. It was a car I had no interest in but the video made it interesting. Then this was "next in line" and while I've also never had any interest in the Skyline, I thought this was fascinating. Roy, the vehicle you've created is absolutely badass! That motor, the componentry, the love (and incredible attention to detail) you've put into it, absolutely amazing and congrats to Nicole for being the best student on the clutch take-up. Thank you Roy for your service in the USAF and as a weapons instructor.
Ahhhh!!! You had me at Renault! ua-cam.com/video/yC8nkoMb3SM/v-deo.html Thanks for checking out the Hako! Hope you will stick around.. we have so much fun over here exploring different vehicles!
Thank you for the kind words! I love building this car and it was an honor to serve the people of America.
Very likeable owner, loved the story he told about the purchase process.
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Thanks! I wish we could’ve told the whole story! There was actually a 3rd car that pulled up after the Escalade! 4 more guys got out with for a total of 11 walking slowly towards me and my friend Chris who drove me there. It was quite intimidating!
I dig that car SOO MUCH. As a MOPAR guy I like the '68 Dodge Super Bee lookalike grill but also appreciate the iconic Japanese interpretation of a early 70s sport coupe. Just a winner all around
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Old School MOPAR ROCK all day!!! I completely get how you feel!
1:51 Dino Dale never knew about Hakosuka until he met Roy 😂
Kudos Nicole, this was a goodie!.
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That's indeed a kool car you got there capturing the 70's essence.
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This car kinda reminds me of the Datsun 510 only bigger. Back in the 80's when I worked in the automotive gray market. Every now and then we would get a right hand drive something to make legal for use in the U.S.A. And let me tell you it was like learning how to drive all over again. I'm already looking forward to what ever you drive next.
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I'm repeating myself, but Nicole is a MOST EXCELLENT & NATURAL driver! It's crazy how easy she manages to drive difficult-to-drive cars, as if it's 2nd to nature; what an amazing woman!
Impressed with the car too, of course!
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Amennn !!! ! !!! But , did i miss the data about how much boost/power does this engine makes ? 10pounds ? Thank you 🙂
@@kopronko Roy hasn't ever had it dyno'ed but an old Japanese tuner friend of his judged it to be about 200-250 hp, so Roy sorta runs with that assumption! As far as boost, it's happiest when it doesn't go over 10lbs.
@@NicoleJohnsonsDetour Thank you dear sister !!! 🙂 Peace with you from old Eu 🙂
OG Cartech, proper Japanese Hot Rod right there.... Peter Brock is probably the guy most responsible for the Speed Racer Cartoon with his Triumph TR250K design.
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FANTASTIC...quirky is waaaay Cool ...Nicole is the cake ...Roy's passion and story telling are it's icing!!!
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You hear that Nicole! I’m as cool as ice-ing! Love it! 😅
Well done Nicole! You really nailed it driving Roy's car as I know first hand how difficult it can be driving a car with the steering on the side that your not accustomed too! And that clutch BITE !! Great story about the GTR history. I never thought it went so far back! Roy you are indeed a great instructor from your background and showed a lot of patience and understanding in helping Nicole drive your car. Another interesting car and owner with a great story of how he kindled his interest for these early GTR's. Keep up with the great work Nicole and thank you for the speedy delivery of my t-shirt and stickers! All top quality too ! A :))
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Thanks! It was great working with Nicole and her crew! The learning curve of this car is quite odd but she got it down as best as I can!
Those rims look really beautiful. Looks like WIDE Minilites to me!
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I love how your reviews are most often on something almost obscure.
I’m so glad Nicole and I found each other! I always say “Life’s too short to drive a boring car!”
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I recently saw a video that showed you flipping Scooby Doo, and how excited you were! It was awesome. I knew you were a rock crawler but I had no idea about the monster trucks. Please consider doing an episode that tells your story. I think it would be very interesting.
Thank you...maybe one day!!
I’ve had 510’s and now have 240z’s but this make me all quivery. I think I have to build one of these awesome classics.
Now someone please tell my wife I need a larger garage. 😮😮
Wife: He needs a bigger garage for a holiday present. 🎄🎄🎄🎄
I know I have commented on this before but its a universal thing in all of your videos. My favorite part always is when the owner realizes Nicole can DRIVE. I mean really DRIVE.
It cracks me up. I am convinced you can drive anything from an ox cart to the space shuttle. Thanks for the great content again.
It was her attitude and approach to me and the car! She was genuinely interested a great listener and knows how to respond to feedback! Nicole is a great driver!
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What an awesome ride along. Thanks again Nicole for an amazing automotive adventure! More! More! More! We want more!
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Absolutely perfect build!
Yes it is....thank you so much for watching!!
Wow this brings back so many memories, growing up with the L28 engine, awesome video!
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I'm one of the few to have driven Roy's Hakosuka, and I can attest to it being VERY HARD to get it off the line with his clutch. Well done!
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Really!? I think I know this guy! 🤣
He’s been around a few notable Nissans himself! 👍👍👍
What a small world!! I hung out with Roy during my time in 'Vegas, he took me for a couple of fast rides in the Hako! An experience not to be missed. I hope he showed you the illustrated portrait (no computer, hand drawn) I did of his car. One of my best. Roy's a great guy; So cool you featured him!! Respect! 😎👍
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Steve! So nice you chimed in! Gosh how I wish that illustration you made was in my hands! It’s a long story why I don’t have it but how I wish I did! Thank you so much for doing that for me during such strange times and I wish you all the best! Nicole next time we talk remind me to tell you about this amazing guy!
I never fail to smile when I watch an episode, thank you!
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I just love the owners you bring to us with this series. They are such a diverse and fascinating group of people and Roy was no exception. Very cool! This was a driver's car for sure.
Thank you! Nicole was great and extremely knowledgeable, yet was very open to learn more about this genre! I love ALL cars, me and this old girl just happened to cross paths at the right place at the right time.
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I've come to the conclusion, that Nicole is pretty fast in picking up on driving ANY weird to drive car she comes across. Cool Skyline, and a great video as always.
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Great car! Thank you for your service! My mom was my influence with cars. She always loved German cars and it rubbed off on me big time. I don't think she planned it. But I am thankful I always thru my life spent so much money on cars I couldn't afford to do drugs. 🤪
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Thank you! I’ve got a massive soft spot for German cars too!
Thank you for the top spec video here,Damn you’re good. Roy you made some sweet choices on the Hako, harmony to the ears.
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Thank you! Sometimes I miss the sound of wide open throttle going through the velocity stacks, but it does make do for a distinctive choice in induction. 👍
@@RoysHakosuka
Sure does, those sounds never gets old.
Than you from 🇨🇦
Nicole, I cannot fully express my thanks - I get a lil' emotional during each episode, and words fail. This time, as I vividly recollect the BRE 510s running with the "big guys" at Bryar and Lime Rock with such fondness, I see that Pete Brock had signed her - WT actual(!) he must have been stoked to see the evolution. You've touched my soul again, and I eagerly await your next episode... ☺️😎🏁
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This is my first time watching an episode of Detour, and it was awesome!! This car is so cool and Roy was even cooler! Watching Nicole figure out how to drive his Hako was fantastic. Great episode. 10/10
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We’re so glad you liked it! Nicole did me and my Hako justice! I can’t thank her and her crew enough!
@@RoysHakosuka The opportunity to see your creative insight, attention to detail and loyalty to keeping the Skyline legit is admirable. Thank you for sharing it with us!! I’m especially tickled being a HotWheels fanatic since I was a child. So cool, man.
You're in for a treat if you go through her catalog of posts, then. They're all of high caliber.
very nice car love it
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Yet another awesome car and great video. Best car show out there. Thank you.
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Wouahou, this car is magic. 👍. the sound is magical. Marvelous vidéo, thanks Nicole.
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You get me with every JDM but as a Nissan owner this car is a spacial one!!!! Great car, cooler owner and a great Video, thanks Nicole!
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FAAACK !
stealing that one
one exceptional ride, another passionate car afficionado, another great episode ✌
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Yes! You caught that! Everytime one of our guys in the Wild⭐️Cards changes or does something new to our cars we eventually say “Faaakit” when we know we just have to do it no matter what it takes. But we still try our best to execute whatever idea we come with in the best way possible! 👍
NO MORE THAN 10 POUNDS, STAY TO THE RIGHT! …Holy Shoemany! 😆
That was a fun video!
Haha!! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Happy to see a Turbo car, also shout out to all the vets.
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Beautiful car, awesome build path, super cool owner and Nicole's interviewing skills. Everything from the history, to the story of purchasing the car and all the little tidbits of information and personality were just perfect.
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OH MA LAWD! How frikken happy were you Nicole? 😆 I’m happy for you. That’s like a dream to me. I’m a Skyline 🥜 Awesome vid 👊🏽
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Me too! I ❤ Skylines! 😅
Damn Nicole you always interview the coolest guys with the coolest cars. Way to go Nicole another home run.
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Holy Shumany!! What an awesome episode. Thank you Nicole.
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Wow what a project! The tire stretch and camber seem in contrast to the rest of the car but wowee!
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Another great episode Nicole, I'm not a JDM guy, but love to see folks that love their cars and that is what your channel is about The turbo sounds were great!!
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You are so Honest on your videos, so real, love it, thank to Roy, he knows his numbers!!!!
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Holy shumani! Lol that must have been quite the experience. Another great episode
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That generation Skyline body style is my favorite. And I generally prefer naturally aspirated, but I've got to admit that turbo sounds sick! Beautiful work, Roy! And Nicole, I appreciate your honesty when something is new or unfamiliar to you. Best way to learn! You're a legit car person and your extensive knowledge about cars and how to handle them clearly comes through. It's always a joy to watch your channel.
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Way back in about 1983 or so, one of my teachers at school had a Skyline just like this one. I don't remember all the details other than it being a metallic grey colour but I do remember him saying it was fuel injected. This was in the UK when older japanese cars were extremely rare because they had all mostly dissolved by then. I never realised at the time what a special car it was.
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It's an extreme pleasure to watch this video. That car is amazing... Thank you, Roy and Nicole...
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Nicole has a way of finding some of the coolest? neatest? greatest? (OK, hard to find the right accolade) cars and owners. His story about finding his car just proves he is a true car guy. Roy built was had to be a tuners nightmare, but found a way to make it work. I was curious if Roy ever put his car on a dyno? Great job Roy, you have to be proud of what you ended up with. Nicole, great job taming another beast that was brought your way. I always enjoy the parts of the videos where the owners are finally able to relax and enjoy riding along with her. Smiles all around. Once again, I can't wait for your next adventure. Thank you Nicole and Roy!!!
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Thank you so much! I love all cars and like Nicole I’ll drive anything! The car is actually a work in progress with the engine because it’s such an uncommon build. We feel we’ve built a good foundation and we are still tweaking bits here and there to get it perfect.
Roy, I have a feeling you will continue to upgrade and finetune that car for as long you own it. Sir Henry Royce once said, “Small things make perfection, but perfection is no small thing.” @@RoysHakosuka
Great video! The owner seems like such a nice guy!
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The Turbo Sounds🔥👏🏾
Agreed 👍🏽
Yes!!! Nothing like that sound!! Thank you for watching!
Great video. That car is amazingly cool. Roy is pretty chill in his story telling.
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Thank you! Years of practice. 😅
What an amazing car and owner. Keep it upp Nicole.
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Thanks Nicole for making this video. It’s great to get a little more history on these Japanese cars. Also great job on driving a right hand drive carbureted turbocharged car.👍
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Another great episode , impressive driving skills with instant clutch and rhd manual , your genuine enthusiasm always fun to watch , your channel deserves more success
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I also have a sports clutch. I stall it when I am not concentrated and/or have loud music on. The it drives so sweet when I am on the throttle. Really fast shifts
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Love you and your dedication!!
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you can never have too much fun, or present such amazing gear head material = good work, keep up the great content // ps, you bring out the best in your guest car owners; holy shumany left hand shifting and lane awareness, holy shumany indeed; he interviewed you also, he is no fool being in the company of racing royalty
She really did! It was a pleasure working with her and her team!
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Beautifully prepared car with many amazing details.
I really enjoyed this episode.....Oh BTW, you had excellent control over the racing clutch Nicole👌👍🏁
She honestly was really good understanding how odd but fun this car is! So glad you liked the video!
@@RoysHakosuka I recently converted a Aoshima 1/32nd. scale Skyline model kit into a slot car. Now the temptation is very great to build your car as a slot car☺.
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@@quistSS44Not just the clutch, Nicole's one of the few Automotive UA-camrs who doesn't yank on the gear selector like she's trying to pull it out of the chassis, Nicole is more pull and let it travel at it's own speed and go in smooth, which is far less upsetting to the chassis and grip when you pull a gear mid-corner.
@@PiDsPagePrototypes I totally agree with you! One of the keys to good (race) driving is smoothness, and this most certainly applies to the use of the brake and accelerator pedals. On the street, braking and accelerating are done at relatively low levels compared to the vehicle's capability. The tire's traction limits are rarely maxed out. Sure, you can romp on the throttle and spin the tires at a light, or slam on the brakes and slide the car a little, but its very easy to bring the car back under control because the amount of traction you need versus what you have is quite low. In other words, you back way off and you're usually right back in control.
In the rain, or especially the snow, you know you have to be much gentler and smoother with the brakes and with the accelerator. If you lose control on a wet or snowy surface, it can be much harder to regain control. There is much less traction to work with.
Braking and accelerating when racing on a road race course, even when dry, is treated something like driving on a wet surface gently and smoothly. Braking and accelerating are used in conjunction with the corners you brake going into them and accelerate coming out of them. Because the objective is to have the car moving as fast as possible through the corner, the tires will be utilizing most of the available traction. The driver must be very smooth with the use of the brakes going into the corner and the accelerator coming out of the corner. A sharp change in braking or power at these points will upset the car's traction balance just as quickly as if you were driving on ice. Working within the last 1% of traction means there is no reserve to call upon to gain control of the car back. Even the pros very rarely recover a car that has lost control. It's not because they don't know how, it's because there's no traction left to work with. It is imperative to learn how to be consistently smooth in braking and accelerating on a road course. (I'll stop here, although I could go on for ages about this subject...😊😉)
Another fantastic vid, thanks!
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Awesome car! Awesome Guest! Awesome Host!!!
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Brilliant work of art 👌 tastefully done
Thank you for watching! We totally agree!!!
Thank you! 😅
What a good video and a beast of a car? Enjoy Nicole learning the right hand drive Respect from the UK really enjoyed the history and story of how he got the car and the chemistry between you guys was cool. Really love the overhead rear camera review like being in gran turismo, I wonder if anyone else was worried that kit was going to get scraped when you came off that kerb 🤣
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What an amazing avenue to explore as a car enthusiast. A captivating experience. Thanks once again.
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Wow thats an amazing build. Some serious skill, knowledge and passion went into it and it shows. Well done
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Thank you! It took a lot of great minds to make this real, I’m so lucky to have met such great people!
Awesome content, exactly what I was expecting! So good!
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Love your channel and what you do. You bring so many new perspectives to viewers on what is going on with custom builds and the people behind them.
An awesome interview to see would be with Tim Cameron (his new bouncer is amazing!). Get you back to your roots and behind the wheel of a beast!
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Holly Shumany!!!! I adore you more and more with each and every video Nicole....... Your Knowledge and ability to adapt to what you are driving is truly amazing....I smile through out all of them.....Mainly because you are Super Cute....with the most delightful Laugh..... But also your love of Petrol.. (Gas) powered Machines.... Bless you Sweet Lady.... Keep them Coming... :-)) xxxxx
Wow, thank you! I appreciate that!! Thank you so much for watching!!
@@NicoleJohnsonsDetour Thank you so much for posting Nicole.... :-)) xxxxxxx
Love this car! You guys represent car culture at it's finest.
Thank you...we appreciate!! Glad you enjoyed watching!!
Thank you! Stay tuned for more!
Great episode, Nicole. Such a cool car and owner, great stories and of course the driving with the wonderful noise.
Thank you for watching!!!